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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Fol
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--
Stranger. In the City md Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
George l.. Crazy. Of Pittsburgh, was al
The Stsinm yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Conrad, advance agent Tor the
Melville Sis.ess' Combination, is at the vt,
James.
Mrs. Fannie Long, Of the Eighth ward
is improving alter q four months spell OF
sickness.
Mr.. VIII n. Cherry, of Pittsburgh, q
popular travelling man, is registered Ut the
Stanm House.
Miss Moliie Jennings, Of this city. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. George s.. Jen.
nincs, ut Bellaire.
Corlnne, her mother, Mrs. Jennie
kimbsll. and several members of her
company, are at the St. James hotel.
Mr.. J. p. kelly, representing P..J.
kesry 4 Bro, OF New York, was in town
yesterday among his numerous friends.
Mr.. Granville Repstto has covered his
connection with Greer K Laing and will
inter the grocery business on the South
Side.
Guy, son OF General Nathan Col, who
is attending school at Kenyon College,
has been awarded the first prize for
o:atory.
Mr.. John Z. Fry, Of the Wheeling STEEL
plant. has brought Mrs. Fry here. They
arrived HON st, Louis yesterday and took
rooms At the Stamm.
Mr.. Ferl. II. Swan. OF Charleston. for.
merly Il %well.kHowu Wheeling newspaper
msn, is in the city Ga a biief visit en- r6.'e
home from a little vacation tour. He iB
welcomed by his numerous old friends.
Col. ". 2. Thompson left Cleveland on
Friday i0r New York where he and his
family will reside ri the Windsor hotel in
tho future. MIA. Thompson and their son
are Visiting al the residence OF Col.
Fhompson's father, Judge &. W. Thomp-
son, east OF this city, where they will re.
main until s0Inotinie next'week.
Mr.. John X. List has resigned his
position ks boob keeper in the office Of the
junction company, At Mingo, to accept Il
place in the City Bank, OF which he is one
ni the Incorporation. Mr.. L:st'H piEce Mt
Niing1 10 tn on filed by Nj. VIII Beuler,
Tor 4 Ion. time pas! boukkeeper for the La.
Belle Nail Company, and Mr.. Bsudet's
Pace 1T thu LaB.lls ia to bs ti;iei by Mr..
Wood ". Giasa.
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Choking C;,tnr,.h.

Have yoa awakened from II disturbed ,lecu viii,
all the horrible hcisstiors OF Nh as,A4lu ,lut,h,u,.
your throat Rud pressing the lIir,hr,nlh from yont
frightened chest Have you noticed tho lauruor
"lIi debility that snrcctA the effort 10 Clear your
lhroH' "Ad he"' OF this catarrhal matter What
depressing i%ni'lcur" 1t rAeris upon tho mind
ot"iding the mrmory Hnd GtiinS tho head vi,hroIn,
and stranHc nnisctl How difficult 1t Is tn tLd IN,
nasal nAS'"ec'. throat md lungs OF thl, u,I.ouou,
mtcnS nii mn testify who are Inflicted with crlaI,h
How d'iicnlt I" prHl'CL tho system against liz In.
thor ytoen-n towards the lungs, liver mid LIIu'"s
AL lhySiSiailt Will admit II isA lurtIblu ii,,ss,'
atfh cfcs dHt tor fcitef Hrt cure. ""'e"'e'
The remarkable curative powers, when ali o,ho,
%fcihr,iiu. utterly fall. "I salinrA's Radical ri,Ir
hto hltrNIci, " tholhnhds vino gratefully r,t"m'
mend Il ht i'i'"* ']E''itttts. M statement +, MAN, NAY
tGnfuihH u llnl caiI''pt hr sulNtHniiatci by III"
most EcsI'eI Table NOD Fclinhio references. "o
Each packet nDntaiUs Nno bottle Of lin Ro,tco,
HHHt ahc boa 81 catarrhal Solvent aut N" rN
Inhaler, with ittHlI>c AMI lIIrciInnw.' ,,m"',
Is hold by NIL d'NEGtAts for 81 70. "' WI"
f"rrE@ nmo AND CHEMICAL Co., l,oa,ou,
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Are you disturbed a, night and broken
Of your rest by n sick child suffering and
crying with psin Of cutting terlL? If
80, send Ut oLco aud get q bottle Of MIS-,
WlSslow's SOOTHING SYRUP ron Culln.
nES THETnISG. It's value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor littlo sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers.
there 10 no mistake about it, II cnrrs
dyscn,ery aud diartEma, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
botttns the gums, reducrs inflammation
and gives tone mud energy to the whole
systeln. Mus. WiSslnw's Soornixo SyKur
ION CnHLDnkS T.srHiSa is pleman, TO thu
taste, and IL the prescription OF ono Of the
oldest and best female nurses aud rbyei.
cIans in the United StAteb, and Is for mle
by all druggists throughout the world,
Prir" g cents n bottle. uuS,w
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CORlSNE CAUGHT TIE town,
She Is Greeted by the Largest Audience ever
seen In the Grand.

She Is Greeted hy the Largest Audience ever
seen In the Grnni.
Over fifteen hundred psople assembled
in the Grand Opera House last night TO
greet the Corinne Opera Company. The
sign "~stsnding Room Only" was displayed
long betore tho curtain went up. By that
time there was not even standing room.
It WAS the largest number OF people ever
packed into the house, and in quality Of
the people composing it was compliment.
tary to the famous little Star. The play
was arcadia" a ~bnrlesqre extravaganza
by William Gill, author Of Minnie Pal
mcl's MY Sweetheart" and Dixey's
"Adonis." The performance fully j~ustites
all that has been eaid OF it. Indeed, hiyh
Is the expectations OF the auditors had
been raised by the advance notices, they
were agreesb!y surprised. The evening
was one constant succession OF fine
dancing, charming music and irresistible
fun, and the whole is costnmei and staged
with au elegance that has seldom been
surpassed. Mics Jennie KinbRll, the
mannger, deserves the highest praise for
the nnstin'ed expense she has zone to 10
make the presentation a pleasing and cred
liable one. The pretty aud w;uaoma little
star, Corlnne, was Greeted en,husi-
aHtlcally upon her every appearance.
Az abe bounds on the stage in the
first act in n neat Scotch costume (ps
lomt9n, the Pipsi'a SOM her grace and
yiTacity caP.u,e the whole haase, She
dances like a fairy, her sword dance BIZ.
Ing especially beautiful, and s!ne1 nicely.
NE chorus 10 a strong one, the police
drill by eleven young lsdies being the
funniest thing in tho play. The Am5z,n.
inn march is great, aud he resp!enden.
and handsome costumes are shown to the
best advantage by tho calcium light. The
introduction Of small '~'menageris" 10 q
novelty, and the stolen pix ia a prominent
figure in tho cast.
The large crowd last night laughed, an
and eucored like mad. 1t is eyi-
dent that tho company will do all i'm.
business all week. The name niece
tonight. Reserved eeata at Shields,
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m" io!ioY!rg item VIA clipp1l from
til" l. i. ". Euhttn. It will xiv. mi.
versa! sNtirfGclion to the League members
u the West Virginia division:
A~rrJISTMKNT ron WEST yInGjSn.
llaYtOp r"C"iyei the resignation Of Mr..
Wilbur h., Wright, M cllpt consul oil
Wet N"2ia'a, nov, thecttar~, declare
said oiIicH vacant, @nl appoint TO I'll! saI.
vacancy Mr. Jacob ". Grub, o! Wheel.
iry, believing him 10 be- thu caoica Of the
members Vi thn division. Mr.. G,ubb
comes 10 tho ClIiGr with lhn slronyes, ~.
HuIEuctH Tor AJs enthusiasm, R~cijyily and
popularity, and, ! hay" every reason to
bhlieve, viii I'll the office with crcdi, to
himmlt and profit to hi4 constituency.
tratcfnHIly, n. MALoS HE'EwirH,
Mr. Turk, Murch Ii, 81. President.
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rmu,H"' hAh'e Agent, Collector Aud Notary luhl,,
WI" ONCE, No. lOl2 MnrkcI strst
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Judging from the advance sale OF sests
The engagement Of Mr.. Frank Mayo ut the
OpeM Ilouee Wednesday anI Thursday
evenings bids fair to be n decidedly pop.
ulnr onn. \ Cincinnati critic says Of
%"Nurdrck": "The play Ia \ ypry strong
one, full OF intenee situations. Ii il writ.
ten IN 4 language that gives it the right to
rank superior to any OF the modern mo-
ducllons." Thn st. Paul Giobr %pronounces
i Internationally the greatest euccess Of
Mayo'a career.
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA COMPANY.
Its Capacity to Furnish Natural Ga. Daily
Increased.

Its Capacity TO Furnish Natural Gas Daily
Increased.
Capt. Charles ". Bachelor, president,
anil Mr.. GaoTg4 Heard, gcc:O.ary OF the
Natural Gas Company oi Weet Virginia,
came down from Pittsburgh yesterday t o
look after utAtterd conusctoi with the
company, and will remain here for two or
three days. Mr.. Heard stated that the
line and tho supply is being bettorcd all
the time. In the Geld drilling is going on
ri! tho 'ime, aud ntw wells are constantly
being found. AZ they are brought in, il
the supply is wanted, they nrs connected
a!'E tar min lire; et6etwisa they ara
plugged IN and reserved until wanted.
Yesterday every mill in this city uas run.
blyR illl Hiih a good gA pres9nr.., and
the pressure 10 private consumers xas all
that WIS desired. Mr.. Heard aAya tina.
Tie ONLY pthce on the line from which be
anticipates 4 complaint in the future
Cbout Is scarcity Of fuel. 10 from the two
sttrl pIRntA at BeaEool. They are on
ihe end Of the line, where the preasure 10
practically dead. There will De noui.
ecllvme adopted that will secure II circu,
,Alion at gAA at that point, and thereby
OycTunIhe tllit Objection.
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T. NJ. q ~ co.

onlrr: No.. - and y TouriroM,h street.
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Select pianieu from tho advanced ~clas,ss
Of Prof, William Armstrong; pnpils will
give a chopin matinee with illustrations
by Franz Lis1; read by Miss Armstrong al
. o'clock p. N. to-day at his studio, 10,
1923 Market street. The following choice
programme il announced:
VHIseh asa Minor.
h-l! Minor.
hisi isUsc %Sonnnhntu, Of ~ieiiAiru, UhfV.
tsrHhing.
Sa2utEAS tn)-C NGI1E.
GA fMt.
Nj. Ella I. Webster, Of Fits hing. OHIO.
Etuie-C Minor.
Miss Alma u. Connor.
Recalling.
N6c'arRe tn}-E Fiat,
Pn!Onalsc tbl-G sharp Minor.
lmpIoultI GA flat.
Mis- Nellie 7. Warren.
The studio has been tas.efully decorated
Tor the occasion.
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E'NEs AkILNtE,

(" < u ITHliIh street, : r"nns. $50 rSr nnnrn.
(" ~: hti ttnrt, 4 rooms, SIliNH month.
T. w rIl.'chlh street, : r,VinS, SIS ~ "A monih-
C. 60 - Sixteenth street, / rwins, 81, WH m %,"%tn
= <" 10 HIsnHtillh st:ecI, Stn'ms, SIUtOE mvutn.
urAl Gus. 'o'IhN WIN uHl'
Woods kttrcls, ''ES"''HNNh Hfh
va S'SfH KEN, No. 2's3 ,'"ln street, With natural
G. c. 2iN MAIN street business lnuS,
No. llGs koIl stFrrl, \ yaon,> SSHTS' ,r,,u,
s. 10 mouth. "'''' rooms MI" AIichcn'
ST.! rNa month. '"'N''" '"'IlA NM stable
mu uunS '"''is' Alley II and Twelfth street, Stgus
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W. b. Eoyt Il Co., Wholesale and Re-.
tail piuggls,a 0! Rome, Ga, says: We
have been ceiling DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery, Electric Bit,css and Bncklen's
Arnica SslSo for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. n
give such universal satisfaction, Their.
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF n few bot.
Ties OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bilters. Wa
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
4 Co.
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FOR Es{:NV.

''"Sl"s decided To leave Wheeling, ] will Off,
,t tent me store known i"r twenty years ns Bn,c,,
liry H"odS stoTr.
II the eIrAnrsi nnd bgsi arranged sotsc III thc
Guy '"F my %hnsInc,N; Is furnished with ,v,,xthIn,
'"'"'''''' ""A newly SrNIncA and rarpN,ca.
nN '~' "f'' "Ieai''s ever "ttht IN this city for
my "'' ""o wants I" "rHn n Dry Gaul. House,
,,"'e received lt Of now hptlug Good, mn,
WI ~ sola to The trade ttastt Apgtt NJ any prIc,.
Cal nj ''"''
m'' No, liz! MAIN STREET..
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MOST IMPORTANT ORDLES.

The Wheeling 'lOlhiug Company has
Instructed fHr, ~ thrir mtHnScr. In d!irr
and sell the entire -lork VI Iinlhing nj
their stnrr.rDOm, lij> Main street, nj
Whatever price IAry VIII bring. rs he
store must he Vacated Ly The Isl 0t April,
and the remaining k"ldn mu,; be di=.
posed Hf by Ina! lime.
j. BIBLES, Manager.
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How My Sides Achcs.

q From thc,NNch and the counter, from
Oh q ,MN loom AMI sewing machine pu,s nm
NDHS w cry ., I%ln aud weakness. 'NclIi,rr
fMs5M Si1rs NM linrL. kidney and %,itcrtuss
Iafah-h pnlnS, Strains AM! wrasnWs NJ ,'nu,nW'
'n,Is ami Ghctt FainS. hni every InIu nm, asr pn,
ct h"iIy '"I. relieved IN unO mlau," Gy he CHI.
M|Ts AN in,n ri"!Hh NV, elegant, ati lHfai.
i,n!V' ~ ntnRR,sls, G'i; i've thr 81 ", or ri Potter
Drug aud Chemical Co., DoaIou. mrs,x1hAW
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We have ia.t received Il iH'l line Of
SPRING ulEitCUArlAI>, amt are In
daily rrceip, Of the latest AONlllies In
Spring SHitiHg-.
Also, on hand u handsome line or Neck.
wear and Gratirm"H'r Furnishing Goods.
{. NESS a SDNS,
No. ln2i Market Street.
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We have thtrHdR"rH Il new Ry-trm 8s
selling WHlchrF VI the installmtHi plAn
whereby you ran secure II watch al once
On eary itaJ meats. tHli and MrrAiiga'e.
J6I0B v. EEIi!B, Jcwrier,
Cor. Twelfth and MARI II ST..
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"hiSEA4gA, d'HprfAts HroEn, by deeper.
Ms appliances NJ" f'Iirveh. nr not nj AIl."
TIE pUlu! Of wirdGm 10 to rhrrV tlmm bo.
iurr ;ity urach n lar hv buying n bottle
ii 5.lvEInE Oh. free u cnIl,H.
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NATIONAL HHADQuAgrKn,,

NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS,
GRAND Army OF III kgpubtLc,
OFFICE OF THE ADJUrANr GENERAL,
MADISON, Wis, March Is, 1857.
DEAR CoMRADE CRAGo:-Yours this dsy.
by wire, announcing the cad intelligence
Of the death Of Comrads Carlin this NOR.
ming Is at hand.
Kermit me for the Commauder.in.C Chief,
and the entire order, to exprees our deep
sorrow for his loBs, and to tender to tis
family. hia Post and his Department, the
sympathy Of all comrades in this our rres,
attfiction. l have the honor to be
Faithfully yours
In f., q. and L.,
L. b. GRAY,
Adjt Gen.
F. 4. Crago, a. Il. G., G. 4, r., Wheeling,
II Ia ''
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"CoSsriRACiEs no sooner Rhoutf he
than executed" and a cold ahould
sooner he taken, than a bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup should he bought and
used according TO the directions.
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Our ~, 40 Wuuk,nuhnst

for comfort and wear is unexcelled in the
city. Gentlemen wishing Il very easy
walking shoe, at a moderate price, should
examine them at ]. W. AMlcH's,
itf3 Main street,
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TIE 81 rtra ULTRA In Ii" way Of pleas.
mt, conv"nINn; and pnpnlar holNlR, Ia tho
s~tnh"vant House, New York, Mallnuws
y ftrrBpnt l'r0priclots. We always s,op
there, Tn,,s
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THEEg will he nj suction sale of Csrpcts
and Furniture ut tho McLnre House to.
day, commencing Mt 10 o'clock, sharp.
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WAsutSGToS, b. e., NArch g9-For Wrs.
Virginia and Wratsm i'rnub, ivaHia, rain
OF snoT, nearly stationary truptTature,
nOr.h~tsttrIy winds.
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IMp0RTANTTO MANUVAVTURERs.

Attention IS chilled 10 tHe Row & UInh NI0w.pE
Ilra iot removing Scale and Sediment from steam
he:iets' ltS best Recommendation Is tho satisfactory
%tfGfIle. Owners OF steam boilers viii ind Il
iAFgely to their Interest by A~yAi!laE tacms.lytsu III
IN use. Any Information cnHcrInjrr the same
cox 4 uisktSUS" "N
Mtl9 MheellnE RN!lcr Mntk.. Mhl.lInr Nn-
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TngnE rili bu M suction Bain Of CarpN's
ami Furniture ri tn" HCl.ure House to.
day, commencing NJ " O'Clock, sharp.
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Tho following expressions of various
posts in This Department have been It.
ceived:
CAMEEoS, W. Va, March 10, 1887,
8: B. S;idger Post No. 80, Department
Of West Virginia, G. A. H., at 4 specisl
meeting held this evening, adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolred, l. That it Is with profound
borrow and deep regret we hear of the
death OF IL beloved Commander aud
comrRde, Captain John Carlin.
ii. That the comralrs Of 8. i. Stilye,
Post, in the death of their Commander
teel that they have not only lost a
Commander. but also 3 worthy comsade
and brother.
III. That we deeply sympathiz, with
his bereaved widow AMI family; anu
while We ne a Post cannot sttend thu
lunera. in n body, the Commander ap.
points Daniel iouukins aud james Dauby
to attend and 10 convey 10 tho family
these resolutions.
~. That our charter bs drspgd in
mourning for q poEi9i Of eixty days from
this date. DANIEL YouskiSs,
JAMES DANNY,
DAVID DicKEY,
NATHANIEL. TAgl,
JONI Hicks,
Committee.
HEADQUARTERS kIMBALL posr No. So
LlTrLEToS, W. VA, March 10, 1857.
At a regular meeting OF Kimba!l Pos.
No. 50. held this evening, Poat Com.
mander NJ. 4. Morris, presiding, Com.
rades j. l., Hannen and J. A Counellv
were appointed 4 committee to draft res-
n~lntions expressive OF The feelings Of the
Post concerning the death o! Commander
Catlin, who reported as follows:
WuEnEAs, Dsath has again eutered ouy |
ranks, and this titns taken from u, our
beloved Department Commander, there.
fore
Rrs0'rs!, |. That VIC feel deeply our
loss, knowing that WI have Lost one who
had the good OF nil his comrades at heart,
>. That 30 tender to his widow and
children the sympathy OF comraies who
revere the memory OF him for whom they
mourn.
3. We will emulate his many virtues
and strive like him to DO prepared to
answer "Ready!" when the summons
comes. LA. C~oSSRLLr,
J. l.. HASgS,
Committee.
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IN HONOR OF A DEAD HERO.

Iributes 10 tho Memory Of Department
Commander Cnrlin.
Among the Testimonials Of sorrow for
the death OF Captain John Carlin and
sympathy for his severely bereaved fam.
lily, which have been received here, Is the
following from the national officers Of The
G. A. Z:
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ELECTION NOTICE.


For RENE
lht'e business Houses with dwellings attached.
-Four Largo nwullimgs.
small llo'Acs, Rooms GlI OnIc,N,
EnQnitu Of II r,,rp,,,
no, 7 Custom ilupSc
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um Colgate'a perfectly pure %Bupor.lno
Toilet sOapB. Cashmere Bouquet tho
tandard. NarIl
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AUCTION SAILS.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO NONDuOLDERS,

~
So:ce Is hereby given to the holders Of bonds Of
we El+soN GLASS co, hArtin's Ferry. o., TINT t
VIII pay on said bond. NJ the BASK OF WnEEiI"G
np1h presumption Oh the hist day OF April, 1897.
alter that date.
JOSEPH SFYRnLp, Trustee.
NhEEtlSG, v. VA, March 81, 1871, mI!lS
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"ANTAGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
w to nell my new goods. SIS prr week salary,
or 81 cents on the dollar commission. No conpe.
ttiOn. Elre charcc. Address with stamp Tor
+. H.. WEAVER. !gg y. Division Stteet, Buff:
hln' N y. mrl7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARPET
W Layer: none other reed answer. Adtrc,S,
.iHtlny wages waited. LOWE 4 BkGGs, Colum.
bus, Ohio. mtIi
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4 LONG FELT WANT.
DlVlDEND.
FOL SALE.

FOR SuF,-Afa Farm Of aa' ac:c,: 100 ncIcs
s lay timber Firm well wa;cTSi, u"ld i%e,jiSe
4.1 otGnAtn: IriCe only 81, l0N. SIdnrS ow:rf,
co mn1 w %rALhEN, uirrn sp:iug, Hampshire
wy: Virginia Farms and NILS Tor sale. Circu.
W p zee Address, J. II. BIlSVoK, MartluNnurg.
mT,G nINS
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BLIAzAnD1 arc ~ harmless nov M zspi,.
Urn, lied Star Cough euro 10 Bure Ma
opiatcs.
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Tho following expressions Of various
posts In This Department have been re-.
ceivad.
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EOk SALE.
TOR SALE,

N'UK SALE.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-07
The PIuro. Pneumonia.

The subject Of this disease among our
cattle is just now good deal discussed
and but little understood II is far from
being as serious as reported. The origin
of the disease here has been traced to =
drove Of cattle brought to this neighbor.
hood last spring, By Joseph Stein,a Balti-
more cattle dealer, two Of which he sold
TO Mr.. Beardsmore and Mr.. Frazier OF
Horn Point. The remainder of the drove
was afterwards pastured for short time
at the Berry farm, near this city, and
while there a COW belonging TO Mr. Gates,
who lives adjourning the Berry farm,
contracted the disease
When the disease was discovered among
Mr.. Beardmore S stock, prompt measure
were taken. and those animals found to be
afflicted were Immediately quarantined,
and their milk was not used Before the
disease was arrested Mr. b. lost altogether
six cows worth more than $500, which
was heavy loss TO him.
DIR. w. H. Wray of New York was here
last Tuesday and ordered the only sick
COW remaining in Mr. BIS dairy, to be kill
ed. DR.. Diamond, DIR. Wray's assistant,
was here on Friday and ordered Frazier 5
COW to be killed and Gates COW viii
meet the same fate today. As these are
all the cattle as far as now known, that
have been affected, the disease will be
speedily stamped out, and no further
fears need be entertained of impure milk
The prompt and energetic action of Mr.
Beardmore to nipthe spread of the disease
is worthy of praise. and he has the SYM
pathy of the community in his losses.
The disease is easily detected. The an
imal exhibits, at once, little disposition to
eat, cough sets in, the hair becomes raj
fed, and in day or two food is altogeth-
er refused
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-07

Mr. Louis James and Miss Marie Vain
wright will appear for the first time in
Annapolis as stars at the Opera House on
tomorrow night. "Virginius will be the
play. The role of Virginius is one which
fully tests the capabilities of the actor,
and it is for this very reason. we are
told that Mr.. James has decided upon
making Sheridan Knowles great play a
feature of his engagement here. Few ac-
tors are better fitted to play the heavy
roles of the classic drama In physique, in
voice, in bearing and in education he is
one of the best equipped actors who has
made his debut as star in many years.
Mr.. James has had the experience and the
training of which good actors are made.
He has been before the public for over
20 years, and has been always identified
with the best in our stage literature and
with those who. uphold the dignity of the
drama. Mr.. James has been the leading
man" in the best stock companies in
America. His work while member of
Daily's Old Fifth Avenue Theatre COM
pany contributed not a little to the wei
fare of the successful playwright and
manager His career at the Boston Thea
ire and with Lawrence Davitt, is still re-
memberod.